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Pleasant Surprius Party.

Last evening number Of the friends o.
Miss Bertha Hathaway surprised her al
her homs ITO Main street and the even.
ing was onjoyably spent by all. Rsiresh.
ments were served at 1880, and the party
did not separate till three hours later
The following were present: Miss Alice
jackson, Miso Lizzie Montgomery, Of ALE.
gheny, Miss Minnie Fox. Miss Carrie
Brockhardt, Mics Mollie sims, bIisa Ids
Metcaff, Miss Lillian pfzsnmeisr, Of Pitts
burgh; Misc Eta Downer, Miss Lula Dow.
ner, Miss Bella stamm, OF Pleasant Val
Icy, Miss Emma PsdSett, Mrs. Grace Pad.
gett, and Messrs. George Campbell, Paul
Brockhardt, Harry Smith, Max McFaddeu
Charles Stroble, Ed. Ritz, John Bdrns, Of
New York, and Fl. B FariB. % y. 4
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LOCAL Bl.EvITIES.
Matters OF Minor moment In md Ab,u,

Matters OF Minor Moment In md Alb ,ut
r. tho CITY. "a 49,! /. {. RS
The river 10 still falling at this point.
The maska showed o depth OF % inches
/ laet night. i,5 5.5| a
i AiREFREsHiNd rain fell yesterday fore.
noon, and the atmosphere was much i'm
proved by 1t. though 1t was still warm
enough for q reasonable man. rs Z,
a& Dr.. HARRIS, OF Parkarsburg, Of the State
Board OF Health. has been examining the
water in the river here and othsr matters
affecting tho public health Of Wheeling.
y TuE lions German Lutheran Church,
after bsiug handsomely renovated, will be
reopensd Tomorrow. In the evening at
1880 o'clock Rev. DR.. Passavant, of Pitts
burgh, viii preach in English.
~ FRANK McCARry, lately prominently
before the public no. m alleged bigamist,
was srraigned before Squire Phillips yes-
terdsy OH q peace warrant aud required to
+. give bond In the bum Of $l00 to keep the
peace for one year. A case against his
vito Ella Vance) for using proiane lam
guage, was continued until next Tueaday.
& LAsr evening shortly before eight
o'clock, come person threw stone from
the opposite Bide Of thestreet through one
OF the large chow windows in the tailor
ing establishment O. Hess & Sons.
The glass is Of the best quality Of French
I Plate glass, and very costly. Il Fortunately
I tho stone struck near the bottom and q
larger part OF it eau be used for some
smaller window. 55IIsl
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record Il deed made July % by Margaret,
4 widow ofJoaeph Il. Waters, and other
heirs OF ,said Waters, to Fred O. Schenpk,
jr., in consideration Of $3.50, for lot 7 in;
4 Waters' addition, on the west side Of
/ South Penn street. Deed made Augustll
by John II. Holt aud wife to Marshall I.
u Frame. in consideration Of 5000, for lot 70
OF the Zane tract laid out by Hubbard and
Russell, special commissioners ss5sS,3,;i "a.
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to her aa 10 their brave leader. II "a q
ioregon0 conclusion that hhe will be here.

Mr.. Levi A.. Miller. OF the Pittsburgh
Dispatch, arrived In tho city last evening
to write up the coming event ior that pa.
per. He has juat taken trip through
northwestern Pennsylvania and he says 1t
may slmost be said that everyw here, the
ons topic Of conversation Is tho Wheeling
Reunion. The Monopgahela valley bids
fair 70 empty nearly all her population
into Wheeling. He says that he can give
no adequate idea how generally the Re.
union 10 being talked Of and looked for.
ward 10. In Pittsburgh there Ia decided
interest. Post No.3 G. "A. r., with q
membership Of 537, expects to aend down
at leant 400 uniformed men In body.
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Con. Duval Accepts.

General ]. 81. Dnyal has formally &c.
cepted the position Of Chief Msrehal oi
the big parads on G. a. R. day, Friday.
the 10th, the last day Of tho Reunion. He
will name his staff at an early day, Ii ID
expected that the diyiaions COMPOSED If
e.. A.! r. posts from Ohio and Pennsvl.
vania will each be marshaled Eby some
prominent soldier from those stRtss, a..
sisted by large stats. fffTsI54sS'F
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Kalamazoo Again Wins.

Kalamazoo Again Wins.
Special Dispdtch to The intelligence. q
KALAMAZOO. MICH, August l2.-Thie
afternoon witnessed another close and ex-
citing contest between the Kalamazoo and
Msnstield clubs. Kalamazoo fielded in a
remarkable form aud to that is to be as.
cribed her victory. Score: 81
Innings................. l z 6s67sE9
kalamazoo .,..-.......... l 800 o5l IL
Mansfield .:... 0 Q 0Sl&0#2 / 6
Hits-12 each. Errors-Kslamezoo 2;
Mansfield, s. Batteries-for Kalamazoo,
Flsnnagan and Fuller; for Mansfield,
Blair and Yak. Umplre-Bauer.
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nS1FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. D. "A. Cunningham, D. D.. pastor.
prcachiog at 1879 a. m. by Rev. B. F. Myers. ol
Moundsvllle w. Va. 10 evening service. sim.
day sctoof at H. Mission School ct a:S0 D. m,
Eighteenth street above Jacob -, u.
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. Go1nre,l CAM, n1sstin,.

Ct Noonan's Grove, one milo cast Of Burr's
M Miile. Ohio, Sunday, AUGUST Il and 81.
Inc Baldmore,& Ohio will sell excursion
tickets at IS cents for the round "trip.
Trains leaving Wheeling at 7:45 and 9:5O
AN. Returning arrives at Wheeling at
6:lo 2. Y, : ] ThF4a
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Sf'KtNNEf BoUNCED


Wheeling failed to win yesterdays
game OF Zaneavillc, which 10 sod, but there
Is satisfaction In knowing that It was lost
through the fault Of the players and was
not stolen from her by an Incompetent
and prejudiced umpire. Mckinney,
It 10 understood, has been fred
from the League, /! Ia hoped
never to return. President Voegels
must know by this time that Mckinney l.
no good. stellhergcr, q first class umpire,
wss ordered to Ill his place. The score
shows that Dunu pitched o fine game
lack Of support In the fold ruined thipgs'
There was no game at sandusky yeater.
day, 1t being postponed til Sunday, N
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DELLAilsE.

I'M II. r'-s ~
Two Women Seriously 11art-varfous New,
Nit Matters. Z! Il 81
Miss Edith Arkfe died yesterday afternoon at he,
home IN the tiIst ward rs - Jlgggl ~ IS d
}. X Robinson has gone to California, prospect
Ing Tor home better suited 10 his health. 3sFIla
Mr.. Adam RockerShoussn and family, Of South
Bella!re, arc visiting fdends In Ohio county, W.
Va. tx K - ..Ig5ly5g =! =
louis snelbach seriously cut his knee with pau.
Snfs yesterday morning. The blade ran In nea,
the Joint. 49, ~ L D - 7ifs.l
Rev. 4. +. Healer will be at Durt's Mill can,u
ground over Sunday aud there will be no preach
Ing at tho N: L church. ~ "a n
Mr.. Howard Bender and Miss TITLE Marsh went
TO the parsonage and were married. Thursday eve.
ming by Rev, K. +. keeler. 81 {. -yi5l..fl'' ~
Mr.. Samuel Oldham and Miss Maggie Woods
were married Thursday nfght at the h01te OF the
brides father. on Rose Hill. They Left last night
LOT flnu!ay, where they will reside. e s}s N
Sunday promises 10 be another biz day at all the
campmeaings md great many people from here
are now at the various siouHds IN reach. 60 ne O!
these expect 10 return no nc after tho sunday
meetings, but many Will stay longer. ,ssl
The storm Of yesterday morning was the cause
q TWO accidents Mrs Margaret Murphy, who
lives Oh The hill behind the B & o stock yards
was run oytr by m engine while crossing the
TRACK She had an umbrella which required NIL
her attention TO hold. and she tl not notiee The
engiue ttll TOO late One leg had 10 ba amp tated
ABOVE TIC Knee she Is past middle age, and there.
iofe der Injuries may be moro serious than they
seem. Mrs Robert Darfah, OF the 1T charles, hsd
INC leaders Of the whols hack OF her hand very
oadly cut by window broken III the storm. { X,
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We have Tor sale several Type-Eritsrs,
including the ! Remington, the Crsndalt
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writer'S
for rent and for sale on monthly Install.
ments. Call on or sddiess for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose & Co., al y.
:sS{ b Twelfth street, 4.
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Major Eles],er nomInr.

Major Henry g. Fleaher, Of jackson O,
e., one OF the leading men of jackson
county, who as a soldier was and Is uni.
versalty admired by thoas who knew him,
writea as follows: when your kind invi:
tstion was received did not know tnnt l
could be preaent, but I have concluded
that It must be doue.' My recollections
OF Wheeling and Wheeling people arc
very pleasant. can say for sure that I
will be present and there are many COM
fsdes here in Jaekson county who will
also be on hand at the big affair ;i|Si ].
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Cnienrs, the great skin cure. and Cutlcura Soap
prepared from II. externally, and Cutlcura Re-
solvent the new blood purlaer, internally, arc 4
positive cti'e TOR every form .os akin and blood
disease from plmples 10 scrofua. ,1}E stgssg9sir
Sold everywhere. Price: Euttcura, 80 cents; Gu.
ttnura Hoap, Is cents; Gdticura Resoivent, 81 o..
Prepared BY tie PorrER DRua AND CHEaICAL Co.,
Bottou. 81 xxx ~ we lli.7 lsqS5 = sat
send for "How To Cure Skin Diseases"
pj a PILES Blackhpads Skin blenhhes, and Baby
EiH uumors, uie Cuticura Soap. hi ~
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4. Gcnoral Cus.er's WIDOW.

a number Of the old soldiers Of General
Clusters cavalry command who live here
or will be in the city during the Reunion.
bare expressed tho desire to have Mrs.
Custer yiait Wheeling at that time, and q,
very urgent invitation has accordingly
been sent her. Mrs. Custer always mani.
Tested a warm interest in the General's
command, and his men were as devoted
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In One Minute,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES..

n S2ANE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
ny Roy. J.. Henry Hess. pastor. Services o.
10 100 4 m and n m, 5ahbath School at o. M g
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| M5nsT. LUKE'S P. E.: CHURCH.,
w IsLAND-Rev,J. Gibson CAN'T, D. D rector.
sctviees q. 1880 a. N. and 7;S0 p. N. Sunday
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Desirable Property For Sale,

( S4!s ! will sell ut reasonable figures a lev
Y desirable cottages and a number Of hiph,
{ dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm.
ing views at Mountain Lake Park md
/ Loeb Lynn, Md, on the top Of the Alln.
gheny mountains. A case Of sunetroke,
!, cholera iniantum, malaria or hay lever
] has never been known to originate on
these mountains, and arc relieved imme.
diately when brought there. These
places are rapidly becoming noted sum:
mar resorts. ~ 8 ~ 4 g Il
me at Wheeling, WA, Or
at Mountain Lake Park, Md. tsSs55s1i n,
a, q Sws1w. \ Is j. @. ANDERSON. n
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( CARLISLE rs, AND REFORM


VIII Mako West Virginia Rspublican--nlr.
niason's Ideas.
s"Col. o'Brien, L SEQ Jim Mason says he
had an enga9ement with you yesterday"
an ISrELLidEscgR reporter said to tho
Colonel on the street last evening.
II met Mr., Mason yesterday morning Of
Ewing Brothers, store we had few min
utes' conversation and at Its close ex-
pressed mysslf ss hopingto ssehim again II
he remained In town any length Of time.
! am not aware Of any special engagement
between ue. l am always glad to see Mr.,
Mason. He 10 o clever gentleman, and by
the way, bright. II Mr.. Mason would
only advocate the abolition Of internal
revenue taxss, and plant himself equarely
on the platform Of no revenue except from
tariff and no tariff except Tor revenue,
I would think a great deal more Of him
But taking him politically, OF course,
regard him 90 the enemy Of progress and
State development and m enemy 10 the
harmonious working OF tho Democratic
party.n ',1.,is \ +, & q B, J. (. 4,
l8"What about his tax scheme 2"
II can only cay in q few words, II his
Ideas were to prevail In this State, a few
short years would witness our industrial
institutions and manufacturing interests
generally withdrawing from our territory
to seek homes In STATED where thrift and
industry are tostered." 5;t n q,
Don't you thtnk.the tendency In Ma.
tional affairs is towards Cleveland, Car
Isle and tariff reform ?" Z, ~.
H"Yss, cir; OF times 1t looks q little thai
way, but privately lot me say to you Weat
Virginia will never suatain any party on
platform Of that kind. While l am moi
In favor Of a high protective tariff, | ney.
ertheloss fully believe that there should
be no revenue except from tariff, and that
should DO made % protective az possible
West Virginia is safe for the Democratic
party on that platform, but on the Carlisle
and reform platform she will be Republi'
can beyond question, II fesr.",s
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Indicationa

WAsnfsaros, D. @, August l3.-Fo,
Weat Virginia, isir weather, winds ehift.
ing to east and aouth, cooler, followed by
slowly riaing temperature. 10,
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
slowly rising temperature, winds shifting
Z to east and south. 80 is';s13. -
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THE DAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

'.F.8 III 4Ah Dhl pSlVuL AbhSuLttSs q. M
The exercises in the afternoon were very
interesting to those who attended. The
Moundsviile Teachers Institute has been
in session during the week, and this after.
% n the Courthouse was dcnsely packed
to hear tho discussion OF temperance in
struction in schools. Rev. Mr.. Lynch, by
Invitation, addressed tho Institute on the
subject OF prohibition. He made very
eloquent speech. The Institute resolved
TO meet next year at the Moundsyille
Camp Ground tho week preceding camp
meeting. This will surely be move in
the right direction, ss 1t is the intention
hereafter Of having series OF meetings on
the camp ground as those held at Mountain
Lake PARK, Chatauqua and other points.
The large tabernacle will BIS splendid
place In which to hold the institute.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following resolutions, which. were
adopted by the Institute: Z,
Resol,yd, Fifst, That We heartily endorse
the action OF the last Legislature in pass.
| ing the Scientific Instruction bill, and
that to the best Of our ability, in the alb.
sence Of specific text books, we will teach
the evils Of intoxicants upon the human
System during the current school year.
Second. That We pledge our support to
the Prohibition amendment in our daily
lives, in the social circle and at the polls.
Third. That we who are voters pledge
ourselves to vote for the Amendment. 45t
Fourth-That We ask our next Lsgisla.
ture to pass an act defining when and
where the teachers jurisdiction over the
pupil begins. 4 & 5 HI /. s.. ~;
Fifth-That the Legislature be reqnest-
ed TO pass an act establishing the Eclectic
Guide to Health as our text book. "
Sixth--That We hereby recommend to
the teachers OF Marshall county, the use
Of the Alternate Spelling Book, which will
be Issued in October, and which will con.
tain oil the words in common usage in the
English language.
Seveuth-rhat we desire the nsxtmeet
ing OF cur Institute To be held tho week
before campmoeting, and that we accept
with thanks the invitation Of the Camp.
meeting Association to meet on the camp
ground. " n, - 4. E;Fi|
q Eighth-Thst the thanks OF this Iussi-
tnte are due and hereby rendered to Prof.
7. Q. Miller, our able instructor, for his
untiriug ellorts in making our aaason in.
terestiDe; to bis efficient asoistant, Prof
+. Il. Csago, Tor his endesvors toward the
same end to the County superintendent
for his zealous interest in the welfare OF
the teachers; to the State Superintendent
Tor the interest he manifests in our cul.
ture in the. establishment Of reading cir.
Giles, elc 10 the county officials for the
use Of the court house in which to hold
our meeting; to the Legislature for paas.
ing the "twenty-dsyn law, and to the Su-
pefintendent of the penitsntiary for his
kind invitation to visit tina. institution.
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NSTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
W. CI1URCIl-Eighth ward-Rev. L. W Barr
pastor. PREACHING by Rev. i. II. Chaliaut, OF Pits
bargh Pa at lo:ao a.. IN! Praise service at 745 p
N. Sabbath School NJ 9 p. IN. 49,. ~ -
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scRoFuLous uuMoRs,

d Last spring was worry sick, being covered with
| help ms. / waS advised 10 try tho Cutloura Re
solvent ] did 30, aud 10 day grew batter and
better, until am as we'll ~ ever. thank you fol
very much, and would Ike TO haye 4 told 10 tht
public. gsg5 Enw. HoFAANN. i
AS', 4 (,.ii2 "a North Attleboro, Mass. 4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wy CllURCH-Rev. VIM. L. Cooke. y. D., pastor.
Sunday School at Q a IN. Dung Peoples Meeting
at 7:s0 D. m. All urc wecome, '-.l5 u Tg1I -,
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nRUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
W. GHuRCH-Rcv. J. T. Mcclure. DID,, pastor
Church will to eio.ed tomorrow. sabbath sch .o
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THE s. s. CONGRESS
ON TIE MouNDsvILLE GROUND.
The iataresting Exercisest Yesterday aud
Last Evealng..Ihe Necessity for Such \
rs Training Schools for Sabbath
school Workers..The Institute,

MouSpsyiLlE CAMr GROUND, August 70.
The Sunday School Congress began its
work this morning, and Il the exercises Of
to-day are criterion Of what 10 TO follow,
there Is to DO one Of the finest convoca.
ttons for good here that has ever been
held In the State, and Sabbath School
workers, far and near, ought to be here.
Our Sunday Schools are today suffering
Ing for tho lack OF trained workers In the
cause. Our public school teachers meet
at least once every year and spend a week
In conference to the better prepare them.
selves Tor their work. So important Is this,
that no teacher can BIO employed to teach
In our public schools who has not thus
spent ono week at an institute, and our
schools are thus improved. Wo SEQ 1t,
and know II; aud thus theae meetings
are continued year alter year. In tho
came manner can cur Sunday Schools be
benefited. We ought to meet. together
and devise ways and means by which our
Sunday School work may be made more
effective. These meetings are, therefore,
a necessity, and when We have an oppor.
tanity oil receiving the instruction and
joining in the work OF ouch men as Dr..
Hillelt and Rev. W. l.. DAVIDSON, We
surely ought to avail ourselves Of the op.
porlunlty. The prospects are that the
attendance will be large. This meeting
Is but an introduction to what Ia to follow
next year. The first exercise this morn.
ing was the Boys and Girls Clasu," IN.
der the caro- OF W. L. Davidson. This was
very interesting. Mr.. Davidson showed
that he understood his business, and the
boys and girls will be much benefited by
the instruction they will receive during
the three days OF the session. At ten
o'clock DR.. A. Fl. Gillett delivered a lee.
ture. Subject, "'The Bible Divine Book. /"
all who heard the lecture Say that the
subject was handled by master. We
have not space to notice the points made,
but all who heard the lecture will 20 again.
The programme for the day was carried
out as announced in the 1NTxLlIGENcER
yesterday. The lecture this evening was
very fine. The exercises announced for
tomorrow are exceedingly attractive. 2,
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Ono Of tho Most Attractive Features OF tho
= .tH y, Reunion. tg' HtH#" ghH
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Special Dtspotch TO tie hltetfgeneer. r III
COLUMBUS, O., August 12.-Oanton d..
ieated Columbus by punching her hits in
the first inning and through assistance
from Pixies passed balls, Score: z a.
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Sunday School Congress.
;Trsina will leave Wheeling for Mounds.
vile Camp Ground on Sunday, August II,
1857, at 1880 and $3.50 a.! Nj and ! p. u.
Returning will leave Camp Ground Sta
ton at 1880 and &c: 100 Pm, i;
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3
cRl Block. 81 a. - = i'55rSi'- -.
grand success. Is. q - - -
mcnt last night, ~ -'Si..4'T1I NJ
M George Harding, Of Washington. Pa, is visit
Two Long ,btothers were run in yesterday for al.
orderly conduct n q tg'5s III 52i'' 4 =
Don't fall to hear Bishop Andrews on Monday
night al the n. L. church. 55Efl -
Gonr.d Longs new building on Washington
street Is about ready Tor occupancy. /. : 4
james Greer left yesterday morning for Nc.
hete, z7l =, :, - : :
A number from here took in the Burrs Mills
eampmecsttg yesterday, to be present. Ut the Chit.
drens Day exercises. q e. ~ l,slS9 lls3-7Zi
AT tho E3rhurch tomorrow. at the morning
service another class OF p'obatiouers will be re-.
celved Into full membership The pastor will
preach both morning and evening. 4 =
The sstchel that WAS stolen from tho O. & P, De.
pot last saturd " belonging 10 aiss May kobinsop,
vas retmrned here vest rday by a gentleman ilom
south wheeling whose servant girl found It on the
river bank. The contents were untouched, 3
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As reported by Christian schnapi, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.x. 9A.s. TN. BPM. 7fs,
z 79's $50 5, $50 a .g $50 .s $40 I
Ne9ther-lhaugcablo, 55l. II .''77issss
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,JEwELRY.
Ghe ;Glttellil;qRutGer.,
1--5--S-------
QHles; Nos. 10 and 81 Fonrteouth Street,
NJ the Folksbiatt Newspapers

Belmont Nail Mil Stock For Sale. q x. Is
F0wlct's Patent Fly Fans. F-ss f.ssg ~
< . Asst tneeSs Sale ot the folksbiatt Newspaper
and Job Printing Cflee. .,9 $50 515-.;l
=. Wheeling Business college. 5 ~ &
Diamonds Speciality G. Dillon 6 CO.
Z Buy The Famous watchspriug.
) List oil Letters. ~ 'e tg5 II
For Rent and For sale-James A. Henry. Real
Estate Agent. tiLsE 7tl ~, r y r., = T.
Painless Regulation.
Religious Notices-Fourlh page. IN 90 q
~ Administrator Nonce-D. 5. gAlliEon--Fourth
page TX -j-j ST. 52 = sd szS
niturc-fourth page n. rs I! 20. 33Tfsi
Administrators Notice-B s. Allison-Fourth
page. Y u ~ H. 50 81, -ai s-l 4 IA II So e 4 rs
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CHICAGO AND HrTUNN 81 90

GREAT bargains in Shoes to-day at as.
algnee's sale, at HAS Main street, ~ NJ
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nnings-........-..".,.l 2 . As 7I8y "a
whee!lng................ Q 400 ~
zaneaville.............".,. 0 p 40 4 i 0 o XII
Earnet runs, Wheeling 8; Z,newttle 7. Two
6asa hits, Dunn, westlakc, Lauer 2: Johnson aud
lug q; GAINESVILLE. l.. B.ses on balls Eanesyilis B.
Mhcellpg,2 Hit by pitcher, Dunn. Passed balls
Lauer, Wild pitches, Seeri"g. /: Dnup. l. Left
on bases GAINESVILLE. a: Wheeling, Struck out
BY Dunn, A.. Time Of game Ills. Umpire, s,elle'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-13

\ SST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH--REV
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-13

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